Let a pro captain navigate while you relax on a spacious double-decker pontoon with slides just minutes from Crab Island.
Relax while a captain guides your spacious double-decker pontoon with slides through Destin’s scenic waters.
Pilot your own spacious pontoon with twin slides for a memorable Destin water adventure.
Ride a spacious 14-person pontoon featuring two slides and a free lily pad.
Cruise a spacious double‑decker with two waterslides for easy family fun
Cruise to Crab Island in 10 minutes on a spacious pontoon with two slides and a lily pad included
Captain your own pontoon and cruise Destin waters for 4 or 8 hours
Be your own captain and cruise Destin waters with two slides and room for your group

Cruise Destin Harbor at sunset on a 21-foot tiki boat with space for your group and coolers
Rent a 14-person double-decker pontoon with 2 waterslides, fuel included
Captain-led double-decker fun with slides, floating gear, and room to unwind

Lease a double-decker pontoon with slide and water toys from Destin Harbor
Introduce young anglers to fishing in the Gulf or Choctawhatchee Bay
A twin-motor catamaran charter for experienced Gulf anglers

Cruise Crab Island or the bay on newer pontoons with fuel included

Spend 8 hours cruising the bay, visiting Crab Island, or fishing with your group
Search for dolphins and enjoy a Destin sunset aboard a Coast Guard certified catamaran
Private catamaran time with a Crab Island swim and dolphin watching
Cruise to Crab Island to swim and float, plus a short dolphin-watching ride
Snorkel two Destin spots and cruise in search of dolphins
Fish shallow bay waters or the Gulf with a licensed captain
Target Gulf species aboard a private, fully equipped fishing boat
Private evening cruise with custom music and LED lighting
Cruise emerald waters, swim, and snorkel on a private yacht with a customizable itinerary
Clarity is geology, not luck: quartz sand, seagrass filtration, and how close the Gulf Stream runs. Thirteen beaches, and the trade-off each one asks of you.
Florida issues no boating license at all. What the marina checks is a safety education card, and whether you need one comes down to one date: January 1, 1988.